Sebastian Vettel answers your questions
Interviews with this man aren't easy to come by, but we've tracked down Ferrari's elusive ace to discover why he's so noticeably absent from social media and what it is that draws him to the British sense of humour
In an F1 paddock not exactly renowned for its levity, Sebastian Vettel is reliably always up for a laugh. This aspect of his personality isn't immediately obvious, since he prefers to keep his press appearances to a minimum and Ferrari like to keep their star driver happy by acceding to such wishes.
But he has a brain that fires on more cylinders than those of a number of his peers. Unless something has gone very wrong for him out on track, his interviews are laced with a wry, cheeky humour - and his impersonation of Jean Todt at the Autosport Awards a few years ago was comedy gold.
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